Law as a Lucrative Career Path in 1960s America
The piece outlines varied legal careers and prospects for 1960s lawyers, noting employment in private practice and government. It cites 265000 lawyers employed in early 1967, with 16000 in federal service, and details bar admission requirements, typical education timelines, and starting salaries around 6700 dollars. It also lists ABA approved law schools and sources for further information.
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Department of Justice
American Bar Association
East 60Th St
Chicago
Ill
The
Association of American Law Schools
New Hampshire Ave. NW
Washington, D.C
Computer Aids Taxpayer With Electronically Prepared Returns
Cleveland hosts a confidential computer tax service by Electronic Tabulating Co. It processes Form 1040 data from 50 states, prints line by line entries, and warns if deductions exceed averages. State interest spans Ohio, New York, Illinois, with many from Kansas Nebraska Florida and Honolulu.
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Cleveland
NEA
Nternal Revenue
Electronic Tabulating Co
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Newsreper Enterprise Associaion
Theaxpayer
IRS
Robert Monroe
Ohio
New York
Illinois
Kansas
Nebraska
Florida
Honolulu
Monroe
Name Newspaper
Radio City
N.Y
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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